Ninja · Frozen Treats & Drink Makers · Reviewed by Joe's Phenomenal · Published 2026-06-02
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The reviewer explicitly states that this video is not a full product review and he cannot provide an honest opinion on the machine's worth without a couple of weeks of use. He does offer initial impressions on design choices, such as the smaller vessel capacity compared to previous models and concerns about cleaning and durability of certain parts, but no overall verdict.
This video provides an unboxing and first look at the new Ninja Slushi Twist Smart Frozen Drink Maker. The reviewer examines the machine's physical characteristics, features, and initial setup, including dual vessels, capacity, controls, and dimensions. It also includes a quick demo and a sound check.
The Ninja Slushi Twist offers dual-flavor slushie creation but is presented as an unboxing and first look, not a full review, so a final verdict on its overall performance or value is pending. It features two separate 48-ounce vessels, allowing for two distinct flavors simultaneously, a "slush assist" system that auto-detects alcohol and sugar levels, 14 temperature controls, and a rinse cycle. However, the box inaccurately states 72-ounce vessels, and the max fill line is only 48 ounces, which is smaller than previous models. Additionally, the reservoir design is a step backward, prone to hard-to-clean mixture buildup in corners, and the plastic lid hinges appear flimsy. If you prioritize making two different slushie flavors at once and appreciate automated preparation features, this machine is worth considering for its novelty and convenience. If you are looking for larger single-batch capacity or a more robust, easily cleanable design, you should look elsewhere, pending a full long-term review.
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The Ninja Slushi Twist Smart Frozen Drink Maker weighs 37 pounds, requiring straps on the box to keep it from falling apart.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Fo41FKuw4
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The machine features two distinct vessels, allowing users to make two different types of slushies simultaneously.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Fo41FKuw4
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While the box states each vessel is 72 oz, the actual max fill line observed on the vessel is 48 oz.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Fo41FKuw4
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The 48 oz max fill capacity of each vessel is smaller than the 64 oz capacity found in the original Ninja Slushy.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Fo41FKuw4
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The machine offers 14 temperature controls and includes a rinse cycle feature that runs the machine without the compressor for easy cleaning.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Fo41FKuw4
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The machine is stated to be capable of handling recipes with up to 20% alcohol content.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Fo41FKuw4
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The product does not come with a physical recipe book; instead, users are directed to scan a QR code for recipes and tips online.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Fo41FKuw4
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The machine measures approximately 19 inches deep, 16 inches high (to the top of the handle), and 11.5 inches wide.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Fo41FKuw4
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The maximum glass height for dispensing with the drip tray in place is 6.25 inches, which might be problematic for taller glasses.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Fo41FKuw4
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The spring-loaded handle is permanently built into the front of the vessel housing, meaning a crack would require replacing the entire front piece.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Fo41FKuw4
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The reservoir design resembles older Ninja Slushy models, which previously had issues with colored mixture getting trapped in corners, making them hard to clean.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Fo41FKuw4
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The small plastic hinges on the reservoir lids appear fragile and are identified as a potential point of breakage.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Fo41FKuw4
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The auger is described as not quite as solid as older models, though the reviewer was relieved it was not broken upon unboxing, unlike a previous product.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Fo41FKuw4
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The control panel is extremely simple, featuring a power button, three slush assist buttons (for independent or dual operation), freeze level adjusters, and a rinse feature.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Fo41FKuw4
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During a dual slush assist test, the sound level measured approximately 65 decibels from the motors, considered 'not bad' given it has two motors.
Source location: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0Fo41FKuw4
The Ninja Slushi Twist features two vessels, each with a maximum fill line of 48 oz. This is a discrepancy from the 72 oz capacity stated on the product box. The actual usable capacity is smaller than previous Ninja Slushy models, which had 64 oz vessels.
Yes, the Ninja Slushi Twist is designed with two separate vessels, enabling users to prepare two different types of slushies or frozen drinks at the same time. This feature allows for versatility in flavor combinations.
During a sound check with both sides running simultaneously, the Ninja Slushi Twist registered approximately 65 decibels from the motors. The reviewer considers this an acceptable noise level, especially for a machine with two motors.
The Ninja Slushi Twist measures approximately 19 inches deep from back to front, 16 inches in height (to the top of the handle), and about 11.5 inches in width. Its depth is particularly notable for a kitchen appliance.
The Ninja Slushi Twist includes a rinse cycle feature that runs the machine without the compressor, aiding in cleaning. However, the reservoir design is similar to older models where colored mixtures could get trapped in corners, making them difficult to clean. Additionally, the small plastic hinges on the lids appear fragile and prone to breaking.
No, the Ninja Slushi Twist does not come with a physical recipe book. Instead, Ninja Kitchen directs users to scan a QR code to access recipes, tips, and tricks on their website. The reviewer expresses disappointment with this change.
Yes, the Ninja Slushi Twist is designed to make alcoholic slushies. According to the product information, it can handle recipes with an alcohol content of up to 20%. The 'Slush Assist' feature can also detect alcohol levels to optimize freezing.
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In this unboxing and first look, Joe's Phenomenal introduces the new Ninja Slushi Twist, highlighting its large size (37 lbs) and dual 72 oz vessels, although the actual max fill line is 48 oz, making it smaller than previous models. The machine features 14 temperature controls, a rinse cycle, and 'Slush Assist' technology that auto-detects sugar and alcohol levels up to 20%. The reviewer conducts a sound check, measuring it at 65 decibels, and expresses concerns about the lack of a physical recipe book, the integrated handle design, and the old reservoir design which could pose cleaning issues. This video serves as an initial overview rather than a full product review.
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